A big thank you to all authors, especially Marius Halliez and Laure Strochlic for their incredible contributions to this project!

Our collaborators showed that passive transfer of anti-MuSK CRD antibodies in mice induced hallmark features of #myastheniagravis (MG), providing the 1st evidence of the MuSK CRD domain’s involvement in MG pathogenesis and advancing our understanding of its underlying pathophysiological mechanisms.

As part of our team in @neuromagendie.bsky.social – INSERM U1215 and the Bioprot Platform in @neurobordeaux.bsky.social , we designed and carried out the purification of the MuSK CRD peptide, a key step that enabled the successful production of rabbit anti-MuSK CRD antibodies.

I'm thrilled to share our contribution in a collaborative work with Laure Strochlic ‘s team, that is now published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation!
www.jci.org/articles/vie...

Beautiful periodicity!

BBs?

Thrilled to host the #Syncell Inc #Microscoop event on March 21st in #Bordeaux!

Anybody interested in the prospects of #spatialproteomics is more than welcome!

📍 **Location:** Amphi Broca Nouvelle Aquitaine, Bordeaux
📅 **When :** March 21st, 2:00pm-3:30pm

Kinases play a role in many diseases, making them prime targets for therapeutic intervention.

Enter PhosX, a new tool transforming the way researchers analyse and interpret kinase activity.

Read the full article: academic.oup.com/bioinformati...

@alussana.bsky.social @epetsalaki.bsky.social

already a must read. The latest about the #axoninitialsegment !

The Martin lab has an open postdoc position at the interface of #cytoskeleton and #condensate biology, in a fantastic research community!

If interested, do not hesitate to contact us: mocel.unige.ch/research-gro...

Please RT!

Cool paper (and great resource). I’m especially keen the disconnect between mRNA and protein levels in adult tissues! Pay attention #devbiol, it’ll be the same in embryonic tissues.

www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...

A neuronal Rube Goldberg machine 🤯
Wnt from surrounding cells is internalized via clathrin-coated pits at dendritic branch points before triggering microtubule nucleation at the surface of endosomes. Great work from Melissa Rolls' lab in @plosbiology.org: journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...

nice dice set!

at least, the "massues" are not on fire!

I wish I had this a few years back!